A new update has gone live for Halo: Campaign Evolved today, leaving gamers confused as to what’s changed in the online co-op title. The update for Halo: Campaign Evolved today is full of bug fixes and optimizations for some issues found within the game itself. There’s been no new content added, so don’t get too excited about finding a new Skull or something. This comes as a shock considering the update is 13 GB on Xbox, 7 GB on PS5, 4 GB on the Xbox PC App, and a whopping 21 GB on Steam. Here’s everything new and different in the July 29 update for Halo: Campaign Evolved on all platforms. Halo Campaign Evolved update patch notes – July 29 Image via Xbox Resolved Issues Stability has been improved when watching or skipping the introduction cinematic in the mission The Maw while FSR is turned on with AMD graphics cards using driver versions 26.6.2 or 26.6.4. All PC versions now display a warning when Halo: Campaign Evolved is launched with an AMD or NVIDIA GPU driver version that has known issues. XBOX Gamertags now display throughout the account linking process for PlayStation® and Steam players. General stability improvements for the mission Pillar of Autumn. Jackals in the hanger hallway of The Truth and Reconciliation now actively patrol instead of remaining idle. On Assault on the Control Room, Spec Ops Elites near Rally Point Delta now engage the player as intended. On Assault on the Control Room, enemies no longer walk into the Control Room exterior. The Hunter pair now consistently engages the player after approaching the cartographer’s entrance on The Silent Cartographer. A charged Plasma Pistol shot no longer kills players who have full health and shields on any difficulty. Performance improvements have been made to reduce hitching for players with large friends lists on Windows PC, Steam, and PlayStation. For the full patch notes, check out the Halo Waypoint website.0The post Halo: Campaign Evolved patch notes – July 29 update appeared first on Destructoid.